AP Historical Hard Drive 2003

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An Iraqi officer points to the rocket damaged home of Iraqi artist Leila Attar as unidentified foreign diplomats look on Sunday, June 27, 1993, in Baghdad. Attar, the director of President Saddam Hussein's Center for Arts, was killed during the shelling of Baghdad early Sunday by U.S. Navy ships. 23 Tomahawk missiles were fired at the intelligence headquarters in the center of the city killing eight people. (AP Photo/Jassim Mohammed)

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headline AP Historical Hard Drive 2003

created date 1993-06-27

credit ASSOCIATED PRESS/East News

source Associated Press

byline JASSIM MOHAMMED

original transmission reference 588691

weight 0,83MB

size 21cm x 13cm przy 300dpi

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